Titlebook: Islamic Schooling in the West; Pathways to Renewal Mohamad Abdalla,Dylan Chown,Muhammad Abdullah Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Introduction,e establishment phase and now need to focus on renewal. It defines what is meant by ‘renewal’ and distinguishes it from ‘reformation’. The inspiration behind the volume is briefly outlined and a summary of the content of each chapter is presented, allowing the reader to appreciate the context of the book.

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Islamic Worldview and Curriculum Development,omparison of basic Islamic principles with humanistic principles illustrates the problem. A number of key questions are posed for further consideration, which should be the foundation of a curriculum based entirely on Islamic principles.

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What Else Do They Teach in an Islamic School?, faith component tacked on, or whether an Islamic ethos pervades the entire curriculum, as well as the rhythm of the school year. In addition, there is the issue of what parents are expecting from Islamic schools. This chapter explores the nature of Islamic schools, and what is taught therein.

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The Emergence of Islamic Schools: A Contextual Background,in an environment where they are able to develop a strong sense of religious and cultural identity and where their values are respected. These schools try to achieve some kind of integration between religious and secular education within an Islamic environment. This chapter makes a comparative study

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Muslim Schools in Australia: Development and Transition,ve Muslim children access to empowering forms of knowledge, to refine their religious identity and to inculcate in them Islamic moral and ethical comportment. However, the global pervasiveness of neo-liberalism as an economic philosophy brought about fundamental changes to the way Muslim schools ope

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Towards a Hybrid Approach to the Governance of Islamic Schools in NSW,actices in Islamic schools in New South Wales, Australia. The Islamic worldview was used to guide this research, and governance theories form the theoretical framework. Findings suggest that the issues of compliance, accountability and transparency with schools’ registration and stakeholder needs ar